The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-06-02

A busy week:
Visitors are Numerous.
Showers occur frequently.
Amity school report this week.
Gopher tails continue to multiply.
John Gleason, of Delorai1e, Man., was In
town Monday.
A, Elsessen, Of Caleaonia, visited this
place yesterday.
NJ. s. Harmon, of Bathgate, Dak., arrived
in town Tuesday.
HI, Long1sy; Of Moofhesd, arrived In
town Monday night.
Dan. MoKillop, Of Db;sslorsins, Maa, took
in our town Monday.
%. B. Bolster; IF M5orhead, r;sgistefed at
the Headquarters' yesterday.
The month Of roses and betroyais (') is
again here upon its annual visit.
L. E. Maryshand. Of WILLOW City, Was
among our visitors last Saturday.
s. P. cruiksh,;asnk. ,;s cams ap up from the
Mouse River country last Monday.
l.. Wilde; Of Thompson, pax, put up at
the Headquarters the first Of the week.
o. BagleV, of Decdrah; Iowa. arrived in
Bottineau Euesday, upon business trip.
A game Of base bali between mines com
posed of fat and lean men should be inaug-
urated.
levi Browhsberger, Of Boissevein, Map,
is at present one Of the numerous visitors
in Bottineau.
The cksmiths Of our; town. are kept
"rustliug,' and get through pile Of work
during the week. -.
Official report of tn missioners'
meeting held last Saturday, published else
where in, this issue. :, w."
The question Of "To be- or not to be- Is
settled. I'VE. refer to Rottineau becoming a
great and glorious city. A. >.,, s.,:,.
Last Sunday was day IF high winds
and numerous showers, apd, a good fire in
doors was an essential thing. ~ A..
Prairie scheoners, with full accompani
ments of live stock, household goods. etc.
| are more numerous than 'peas in pod"
The new Arrivals in town are very nu
merous, and this fact is ., a,goad,sign Of tn
future growth end Importance Of opFr town
N. o. Welkoss, ofDunseith, is spending
a large portion ofhis, time. in Bottinsau
He likes to see the smoke of a locomotiv
occasionally. =, ,r ra, III, II.
The Dupseith mill now runs only on Mon
day, which the Times. of that place, says il
necessitated by the present shortage i
wheat and af1ey. !. ..aN, ,., {.
The south wing Of thex MoBrayen Hote
was moved to the new townsite: last Frida
and Tuesday of this week the main part {
same followed suit. 80 ,s,,
| O. E. Lambert, of .,Lanbert; Bros, furn
ture dealers, Boissevain, Man, was in tow
this week, contemplating opening a branc
of that business at,this place soon.
| The wheat ON tho farms between Botti1
eau and Danseith isih hosrishing cohd
ltion, ana only little rain is necessary
fbrins It up to the highest standard.
/ We will have more space after this to d
fvote to local news, and tie occurrences
the week will always be: accurately an
faithfully recorded in these columns.
| Farmers, here is another forlorn hop
France is taking gIsof mobilizing for wa
and in that ease GermanysWill follow sui
and Uncle Sans wheat will be in high d
mand. :: -; ':.' ,s,,,.' ;=. I
The sound Of the hammers ana jaol
kplains play continual music. To- those ,
our business men who are putting up na
buildings 7 iF is probably sweeter tha
Eolsan music, !.
The swimming season is again here. q
now, boys, 50 and bathe your;hvt and dus
forms in the cool liquid provided to ASST
the Human face in preserving au e1is
enc. during :, tle hot summer e months.
The Minneapolis s Northwestern Elev
tor Go. has its lumber and other necessa1
material on hand for the construction Of
large elevator 1t this place. This is . not
worthy enterprise, and the farmers hera
II with joy. u.
. Any are having any xe~s Nhioh won
be Of interest to our readers. ore cordial
iinvited,to report It q Us. What We va
to do is tdgive the public : good, spicy 1oc
paper, hut in order % % do We must he
your assistance. J. u
Tie new town u abodt half mile ftlrth
from the mountsins thar IL ths sld town, 3
7 this fact viii not deter visitors from coll
ing here and examining CHG famed Turtle
| II nbtinclined ae pedestrissia siaism, M ha.
pIhty u livery i stables. 4 from which |sul
abls rigs can be procured ~ any time.